Daily Kennebec journal., 1887-11-12

Further Accounts of Chicagos Awful
Day

After the hanging the centre of attraction
to the idle curiosity seekers was transferred
to Milwaukee avenue where at different
points the bodies of the dead lay.
At little undertakers shop, lS6 Milwau-
kee avenue, the bodies of Lining and Engel
were prepared for the grave. The latter's
remains were easily cared for. After being
placed in a neat black casket they were taken
to the little millinery store, PIG Milwaukee
avenue, where the widows brother waited.
The undertaken did his best to make the
mangled face of Lingg more slightly.
Some hours after EngeTs body lay in state
in his old home, the remains of the suicide
were placed in neat caskct and placed be-
side those of his old friend
Hundreds of friends filed in and out the little
shop and took a last look at the faces. At
one end of the store Mrs. Engel sat her eyes
red with weeping and her face shrouded in
a black veil Edna Muella sat beside the
casket which contained her all on earth her
lover. Her face pale as death and she
sobbed convulsively.
Furtherup the avenue in another shop the
bodies of Spies. Parsons and Fischer were
cared for. Mrs. Parsons was the most no
tceabc person here. She sat back to the
window through which hundreds of eager
eyes gazed.
Nina Van Zandt clothed in black. her face
covered with heavy black veil, held Mrs
Parsons hands She was as deeply affected
as the anarchists wives.
Mrs. Spies sat in the corner on low
stool her head ON her hands and rocked to
and fro. Strangely in contrast sat Mrs
Parsons bolt upright looking with stony stare
toward where the body of her husband lay
ne oouN OF 0PieS was e!ipaii'ied oy rfoi'
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